Criminal Investigations Directorate-UPF

Today, the Director of Criminal Investigations (CID), AIGP Tom Magambo, officiated at the opening of the quarterly performance review meeting attended by all Regional CID Commanders at CID Headquarters, Kibuli.
The meeting aims to assess ongoing operations and identify ways to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the fight against crime.

This afternoon, on behalf of the IGP, @igp_ug1, the Director CID, AIGP @Tom_Magambo, received a delegation from the UK National Crime Agency (NCA), led by Ms Mary Lord and Ms Amanda Hickman, at CID Headquarters, Kibuli. The meeting explored ways to strengthen the partnership between the NCA and the Uganda Police Force (UPF), particularly in combating transnational organised crime.

The Criminal Investigations Directorate joins the nation in celebrating Uganda’s 64th Independence Anniversary.
#UgandaAt64
#HappyIndepenceDay

On Thursday afternoon, the Director CID, AIGP @TomMagambo, delivered a lecture of opportunity to Board Chairpersons and CEOs of Government Agencies at the National Leadership Institute (NALI), Kyankwanzi, on Uganda’s socio-economic transformation.

During his lecture, he examined the historical context of Uganda’s socio-economic transformation, focusing on the nexus between strategic security, Pan-Africanism and Uganda’s historical mission within the broader global context.

This morning, Deputy Inspector General of Police James Ocaya @JamesOcaya paid a courtesy visit to the CID Headquarters in Kibuli.

During the visit, he was taken on a guided tour to assess the progress of the Crime Data Analysis Centre (CDAC), as well as the proposed site for the construction of a new Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) Facility.

In his remarks, DIGP Ocaya appreciated the work being undertaken and pledged his support to the team to achieve the desired outcomes.

The CDAC is designed to strengthen data-driven policing and support the Police in efficiently analysing crime data, identifying trends and patterns, and enhancing the effectiveness of criminal investigations.